Yes, the best leverage Europe has is not playing a soccer game.

There's over 3.7k skills on skills.sh The top skill has over 20,000 *weekly* installs I posit that the inevitability of AI currently is that there's a massive arbitrage growing between those who do use it and those who don't want to.

> before everyone realised it was a sham Except the largest payment processors in the world (Visa now doing $4.5 billion in onchain settlements, up from $1 billion last quarter) www.reuters.com/business/fin...

Ok boomer

There’s such an interesting schism between people on bsky who say AI doesn’t do anything and people on X just posting stuff they’re building with it everyday It’s almost like the algos reward different behaviors

Do not try to pop the bubble. That’s impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth… There is no bubble.

It’s not a memecoin. It’s silver.

Study hard assets in times of nonsense

Same dude btw

FYI Tesla stock has doubled (in under a year) since @governorwalz.mn.gov posted this. He practically signaled the bottom. Also, Tim Walz has recently ended his campaign for reelection, at the same time the DOJ has launched criminal probe into him over fraud in Minnesota. Historical flippening.

It's worse than that imo. It's just nothing but Stranger Things posts. Occasionally something cool like an MIT PhD student sharing a paper on frontier AI research, but it's like 20% signal to 80% stranger things noise right now.

Mamdani must just be extremely awkward then

For anyone wondering what blockchains in 2025 were like, this was a good talk at Rust Conf and also 2026 will be even better youtu.be/AqKFBEvwqqg?...

Those panels will require 1.8-2.6 million oz of silver. At today's spot (~$77/oz), the raw silver cost alone is $138-200m. 5 years of structural silver deficits + finite industrial metals + dollar printing + subsidize demand = squeezed physical commodities + miners getting paid and ramping up

It depends on the scale really. On X, the API is locked down and expensive, so it’s hard for single user to feed lots images to AI. On bsky, all posts are open data, so a single user with a script can feed lots of images to AI easily.

Silver bros are delusional. Who is going to buy a metal this volatile? "That will be $36 of Silver" "Oh, it's only $28?" "That's right, only $74"

How much did Stripe spend on crypto infra this year

I come across so many unreadable threads due to how blocking works. Block was a mistake.

These posts also mean not using Google Translate or Maps or a whole host of other products that are gen AI without calling themselves that outwardly research.google/blog/transfo...

This is AI psychosis

Some real lunatics on the internet tonight

AI generates Google Maps routes and ETAs

AI art is better for the environment

How can drawing be hard if it’s incredibly easy to pick up a pencil

Interestingly today the DTCC (the entity that processes the vast majority of US securities, on the order of quadrillions of dollars in notional value each year) announced they're moving forward with tokenizing securities www.dtcc.com/news/2025/de...

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Small payment network, Visa, launches stablecoin settlement in the US usa.visa.com/about-visa/n...

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On the AI bubble Bubbles have massive divergences in their P/E, not structural growth like now. Tech is an immediate beneficiary of AI in a way bubbles never are. Hyperscalers are supply constrained with multi-year demand visibility and the market is responding rationally to spending commitments.

That's also why I don't use google translate, which pioneered and scaled transformers, the basis for LLMs. If you use Translate you're using an AI trained on human work to produce output based on your input. Same with Maps and ETA/route generation. Same with Netflix/Youtube recommendation engines.

Ironically, this is an issue blockchain solves. We've seen what happens when TradFi ledgers disagree on whose ledger is correct... it results in $ millions of customer deposits being up for dispute.

which bank won't have tokenized assets by end of 2026?

I’d like to report crime and also how can AI be good if people use it for things I don’t like?

I wouldn't expect MBA programs to be that fruitful but tbf the fastest companies in history to reach $100m in revenue are mostly in blockchain and fintech

don't even have to leave this site to find it

The EU now makes more from fines on US technology companies, than tax from all of public European technology companies combined btw.

Cash is not anonymous because if I make a bank deposit then the bank knows who I am. I am very smart.

This is good news for everyone spending time on advancing ZK and privacy layers, they can stop now because crypto is already absolutely anonymous! The job is done! And the mental faculties of our representatives are indeed not challenged!

hmm it's as if there's some law that prevents stablecoin issuers from competing with banks on interest... also "invest the money in financial markets" is straight up fear mongering for "holds cash and short-duration treasury bills"

1) what? first, nobody with an IQ above their shoe size feels mislead by the term stablecoin, especially not because of "coin" second, you're not buying code from someone, you're paying to mutate ledger state that shows how much of a dollar redeemable token you have

stripe's job page btw

Grok is pulling data from websites that anyone can go on… oh the horror

If people thought Grok doing a lookup on Spokeo and Yellowpages was bad just wait until they see that Judge Wang ordered OpenAI to deliver 20 million user chat logs to random people

here is a hint (they have a long way to go)

Maybe not NFT but looks like it does get tokenized, so in effect, opinions expressed ("I think X will happen, and have conviction of the opinion at Y price") on their platform are tokenized. This might be an NFT or it might just be a fungible token for everyone that shares that opinion, idk.

Cars should be self-driving and in constant telecommunications with cars in proximity. Vehicles should be aware of intents before mechanical observations are made and able to respond as fast they receive those signals.

I remember it like it was... Dec 3 2025....